Why are women so horrified at abortion laws being over turned in a Christian nation?

[chris_987]

Shouldn't Christians have a right to implement there believes In a Christian country

[Ez-Bri-Z]

This wasn't a country founded on Christianity. In fact they specifically listed it as creator so that it didn't just specify one God. Thats the whole reason we have religious freedoms and freedom FROM religions.

At no point should religions be making laws that force others to comply to their teachings which in turn violate their own religious beliefs.

[chris_987]

But I've been to the states recently and you guys have anti abortion billboard in almost every state. In Canada we have billboard with vibrator and sex toy. So why not come to a country where the threat of getting rid of abortion is not even a thought, I don't see the point in complaining about when they're been trying to get rid of abortion for years.

[Ez-Bri-Z]

Because you have snow and I'd rather fight for rights in my own country than just flee to another that may not even be what I want either.

[chris_987]

Oh snow is stopping you from being free to abort your children? You guys compare losing abortion rights to slavery but slaves would have gladly live in the cold if it meant being free. See this just proves you women just love complaining and don't know what real struggle is.

[Ez-Bri-Z]

As I said, before your reading comprehension failed you, was that I would rather fight for my rights in my own country rather than flee.

[chris_987]

Naww your not fighting your complaining, the day I see women out in the streets starting riots and marching on the capital is the day I would say women are fighting, sending out a bunch of tweets and comments. Means is a mild inconvenience for you. Again compare your struggle to slavery or black lives matter, would you take them seriously if they just complained about there struggles.

[God_of_Thunder]

Except the US isn't a Christian nation.

It's a nation of religious freedom that just happens to have a large Christian population. The founding fathers very specifically tried to keep religion and government separated (i. e. separation of church and state).

Governing by way of religion, and trying to force religious beliefs on others, is precisely what they were trying to avoid.

[SixFootSexy]

Because feminists think the killing unborn children is "empowering" or necessary because of women's rights. They also argue it's because of rape or incest which in the US statistically is >.08% combined!

It's simply the most selfish and irresponsible form of birth control.

[ChrisMaster69]

What Christian Nation is that, was not aware there was one.

Sounds a bit made up.

This a fictitious nation or something.

[chris_987]

It's the most Christian, do you think there are anti abortion billboard in any other country? In Canada we have sex toys on our billboard

[DaveJord]

United States is not a Christian nation... but Christian are always trying to impose their influence on to others. From my experience self proclaiming Christians are some times the least Christian people in the world.

[Anonymous]

First, it's not a Christian nation. The fact that you're comfortable either lying about that or are too stupid to know it, is a good indication that your beliefs should be suspect.
Second, if you want to live in a theocracy, MOVE TO ONE.

[RolandCuthbert]

Haha!!!

I wanted to respond, but after reading your post, I can only laugh.

[genericname85]

you mean the same christian nation who'se holy book also condones slavery? naw i'm not surprised.

[genericname85]

i mean good for them that they abolished slavery. but i don't think that's christianity had any part in it's abolishment.

[genericname85]

oh also... sorry that i keep adding opinions but that just hit my mind... i just remembered the USA still has death sentence... i mean nothing surprises me in a "christian" nation that exists in complete violation of the 10 basic commantmens they have. the 6th commandment says "thou shalt not kill". it doesn't say "yeah if they're a criminal and they also killed someone first, then killing is sort of ok" xD

[chris_987]

My point is if they implemented the death sentence or slavery it's wouldn't trigger women as much abortion does, which to me is crazy that women care so much about abortion more than anything else in life.

[genericname85]

i think that would triggereveryone. men can't have abortions cause men can't get pregnant. so naturally a law around that isn't their business.

i mean they don't usually get a say in children stuff anyway. if she divorces him, he doesn't get to care for his children unless she goes to jail. he doesn't get a say in abortion. even though she's litterally killing his child. so yeah. of course mostly women freak out about that.

[penteractgaming]

This isn't a christian nation. You dont get to force your shitty beliefs on anyone but yourselves.

[chris_987]

It's just as much a Christian nation as Saudi Arabia is a Muslim nation

[penteractgaming]

No it really isn't. You do not have a right to onflict your religion on me or anyone else. You signed up to be bound by your religion, no one else did.

[chris_987]

The states had billboards taking about accepting Jesus and killing kids. No other countries have that, so when I say it's a Christian nation it main religion is Christianity. If you want a place where the majority of people live there atheist the you can move there but something tells me that this minor inconvenience is not enough for you to move.

[penteractgaming]

If you think that its a choice between leavijg and being subject to your shitty excuse for a religion you are sorely mistaken.

[Anonymous]

America is held hostage by a rich, white, male donor class who are getting a lot of return on investment.

[chris_987]

Held hostage? Name a country that isn't own by rich men?

[SixFootSexy]

Big fan of Handmaiden's Tale?

[NorthwestRider]

This is not a Christian nation you fool

Clearly you lack brain cells

[chris_987]

I've been to other places in the world, have you even left the States

[YoMan1]

Because implementing religious fanatism in your country's laws doesn't end well.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

The U. S. isn't a Christian nation. Not even close.

[Sevenpointfive]

i'm not christian. my family isn't either

[Fuentes]

I just don't care

[UpdateGloomyNights_]

I don't know.

[chris_987]

Admitting you don't know is the beginning of wisdom